Jeffrey and Morty Seaman founded Rooms To Go in 1990 after selling Seaman's Furniture. In September 1990, they opened the first Rooms To Go location in Orlando, Florida. By 1996, Rooms To Go had become Florida's fastest-growing furniture retailer, and over the next two years, expanded into three southeastern states and Texas. In 2018, Rooms To Go launched a new store brand, Rooms To Go Outdoor, and bought outdoor furniture store chain Carl's Patio. In 2016, the company hit over $2 billion in revenue and had more than 7,000 employees. Today Rooms-To-Go has 151 stores in the southwestern and southeastern U.S. and Puerto Rico and is the third-largest furniture retailer in the U.S., according to the publication Furniture Today.

You can view Rooms-to-Go's sale items and coupons on the sales page of their website. They will deliver and set up your furniture in the following states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas, Virginia, and Louisiana. They also deliver furniture in Oklahoma, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Washington, D.C. Many Rooms-To-Go accessories are available for no-cost shipment via UPS Standard Ground shipping and will ship anywhere in the Contiguous U.S.

For part of 2020, the furniture retailer's sales were up 100% from the previous year at the same time. But furniture global supply chain interruptions have slowed business since. In April 2021, Rooms-to-Go CEO Jeff Seaman said, "We've had to moderate how much we advertise just because of the supply."

Rooms To Go is committed to giving back to local communities through donations. In 2020, they donated medical equipment and funds to hospitals in Miami and Houston. And they have ongoing donation initiatives with Casa de Esperanza, an organization committed to ending domestic violence, furniture banks like Mustard Seed of Central Florida, hurricane victims, and veteran groups. One way the company raises funds for local charities is by donating a designated percentage of a store's grand opening store sales.